Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1922, Page 41

SOCIETY." THE SUNDAY .STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. MARC 1922—PART 2.° SOCIETY." ) fi'es 0' we“ Known Folk lboll(. two years ago, the Vichy|will participate in othua lnteflutlonll l'll“tl\l'e Sp‘eleh?enu lol)}ser v’r{orkkl are | sports !rhe‘m-.l:- ‘tm b el o . . v . Falleries of ew or] seems t the ncerted action In Social and Official Life | Couis and Los angeles, white she has | many sxecutives of jmportant. eds exhibited in every city where etching | cational institutions in eun-uln‘ the ST is a feature. Her phenomenal suc-|athletic lcllvlllel of students has e b b A0 S| PRyt o INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN , Leslle ‘began to appear under the e o mlronan of the British Amba:udor hat tennis holds its popularity Dipping into the occult and read- tages of the social station to which | her champions, and Czechoslovakia. | blooded horses s the chief concern, ; they belong by birth, and their.in-|Italy, Belgium and Japan have asked |and as horsemen are proverblally new and beau- n Purls and his. daughter. the on | agajuct ol odm ame ong amateur | ing the stars for guldance In the ma- terpretations will add new \‘JIHD(QI'! a place in the entries. Twelve na-!superstitious, the seers reap a tis- | g Lo ihis oldest.and most popular of|tions competcd for the Davis cup in | factory rewsrd. All the horses Born titul designs. m i m L Ten. profession: u 1921 and it loo!:(! fow ces thoufih under med ?’lraf(-! glnwdol ndasr.dnre n t even an L 8 Gouble that number would cross the rccommended for speed and endur- Washington is much . impressed by ! oo hi ance, while those under Saturn will d"m‘a %hol‘tery @ b ::lo fame overnight. ce then|the several foreign entries to wrest|reached its peak of absurdity, but ley have toured (he lnter resorts | the famous Davis cup from the land [when it becomes known that just and are now established at Monte| of 1t origin. . With the champlon-|as soon as potential race horses are Garlo. © According to enthusiastic|ship games months removed from |foaled astrologers are on hand to rlends, they have taken over the|the present, challengers from Canada,|read the stars and study the Signs glory of the late Vernon Castle and | England, Scotland. Australia -and | of the zodiac for lI‘ht on_the train- Ds wife, who is mow remarried, and [ New Zealand have been registered|ing.and preparing of the equine, have elevated the dignity of dancing |from the . Dritish possessions. | greater hejghts of folly yre still to into a fine ert far removed from |France, despite the unpleasant ex-|be climbed. Astrologers” haunt the t-ddlsm. They retain all the advin- | periences of last autumn, will send|great estates where the rearing of ‘mond Hardynn lnd lhly Ienped sport lovers is already attested byiterial events of life apparently had even seas for this year's champion- ¢ the wisdom of the Philadelphia aes ship games. The polo games, how-|do well only when they see the light ' - Qul-centennial committee in endeav-|ever, excite no universal juterest and!in July and November. Horoscopes b oring (o secure Mr. John Barrett a5 | will' be confined to- the Britjah: of famous hotseh Appear in. cortatn the director of this memorable inter-'Canadian, East Indian, Argentina and | sport sheets, with the prediction of national celebration. For one thing. American plavers, as in the past few | the seers beside the genuine record, P it M B“rmlln;finrs Itis casy |years. The American Leam which and the two run true enough to im- tonne. Large, ohdinelcndid panorama the |may Visit Great Britain this year In-|press - the 'incredulous. s fa public buildings will make and how ..mdel the victors of last year,|seems to be of pure American brand, bold patterns . completely each detail will be | homas anhmck J ‘Watson V\ebb 1although some learned authorities on for elipcovers ¢ SIohEht out in relation to the whole: Bevereaux Milburn and Earl W. Hop- | horge lore say that the Egyptians| and draperles. « . exhibit. "Mr. Barrett showed 3iping. These four have been given | took horoscopes of their steeds, and genius for finewbuilding in the Pan-!Ligh averages in the handicap rul- |that with the Arabs from ‘the tenth Regularly $2; American hall, and it is doubtful if|ings. Whether the crack playersicentury the pedigree of the steed ial, $1.35 more perfect edifice, considering|from the cavalry wing, whose game|was aiways accompanied by a chart spec each detall, exists in this country.!is such an attractive feature on the |showing how the heavens stood when yard. Mr. Barrett is endowed with cmhufih Mall during the summer and autumn, | the horse came into life. asm and can make any topic he d Cusses bristle with ntereat. and thia centennial coming fifty years after the first attempt in this country. held in the same spot, is an opportunity £ ®' to arouse his zeal. Philadelphia. one of the oldest and most conservative lc o a ies, intends 2 & i Sh w arts thrive apace with the lndu ll'lll Prosress. - The former dircetor " of 0 JO r the Pan-American Union has recov- | s ered his health during lhcse months ! Mahogany Flres1de Armcha1r, with fluted posts, up- $ 41 50 ‘holstered in tapestry, . . . . ; " u.g e Thit LATEST Mahogany Wing Back Armchalr, or Arm Rocker, $35 .00 with upholstered seat and cane back, . . . . Ten-Piece American Walnut Dining Room Sulte, Queen Anne design; suite consists of buffet, china case, serving table, dining table, 5 side chairs and 1 armchalr to match. ‘All $2 83.00 chairs have leather seats. Price of suite complete, : SOLD SEPARATELY IF DESIRED . The Linen Shop ~ Hemstitched Pure Linen Tablecloths, heavy bleached satin damask, beautiful floral de- mal skexchlng and painting who nm§| I < VIC'I'ROLA later reach the fame of Rosa Bonheur. vi 3 T bol stro! i ¢ black and white are the wonder orl B Double-Face Records New or| i B sketches at the Art Students’ League, | With 8 10-Inch 75¢ And when her family departed for | London she soon secured occupation i as an illustrator for juvenile maga- i f zines. For the past five years she| 00 had made a specialty of the wild ., o ! beasts in the London Zoo and thosc Y - L4, d " on the continent and of those brought J ! from far countries and landed at Small Payment of $10 hommes of the felines are especially and $10 Per Month Places a adapted for sketching. She be\‘anlb . . 5o friendly with the “big cats. as| Real Victrola in Your Home the keepers call them, that she was . and pet them and to coax them into | the attitudes which she desired to sketch. A study called “A White | Night” shows two leopards in_ the ! moonlight of winter. one on the limb | of an old tree watching through the 2 ] d ate ac s saiact N WRE et - signs, repriced. SeeoSaaer Foay '"h"d! 1110 G St. N.W.‘ Cloths 66x66 Inches Repriced to......................... $8.10 Each anaciive role n hat o Chicao,| : Cloths 70x70 Inches Repriced to........................ . 10.80 Each ) " Cloths 70x90 Inches Repricedto......................... 13.00 Each : Cleths 70x108 Inches Repriced to............ovvvvevnnn... 15.30 Each g Pure Linen Tea Cloths with Napkins to match. 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Not all initials in the lot. 25¢ and 35c¢ regularly; special, 123¢ each. i A Special Lot of Furniture 3 IYllor:llen?1 Ileml?tlldlfid axll)d Sdcallolped-(}fldgf Pl:lre Linen fflandke;‘chlef& Madeira hand- z* ° .embroidered, Irish hand-embroidered and colored corner effects.” For 50c and 59 5 i 50% Off Regular Prices e oot . i Wamsutta and Wamsutta Percale Sheets and Cases. These fine bleached cottons at very attractive reduced prices. We suggest these for those desiring the best. Wamsutta Hemmed Strong Thread Sheets—Torn Size, 81x99 Ins......$3.15 Each Wamsutta Hemmed Strong Thread Cases—Torn Size, 45x38% Ins...... 65¢ Each Wamsutta Hemmed Percale Sheets—Torn Size, 81x99 Ins..........:.$3.90 Each ‘Wamsutta Hemmed Percale Cases—Torn Size, 456x384 Ins............. 75¢ Each Kenwood White Cloud Coverlet Blankets virgin wool, 62x84 inches; weight, 3} pounds; white with fancy borders or checks; for dens, "couches or the bed. $15 regularly, for $10 each. Fancy Block Plaid Cotton Blankets—Just the right weight for spring and summer use. :-n» Assembled on our Fifth floor annex is a collection of odd and dis- 3% continued _patterns of Furniture, priced 50% lower than usual. This ¢ 3 lot comprises entire suites and pieces, in period or standard styles. i Floor Coverings § - ‘High Grade Seamlesa Axminster Rugs All are beautifully colored, deep rich pile, attractive deslgns and ; heavy enough to lay well on the floor. Four useful sizes: :z:z::mzmzzxzmzzszz:zmmmmnz;;zm:xxmz:mmmmm:z:z:mxzmm:w* SRR R 2: ARG S = Slze 66x84 inches. $2.75 regularly, for $1.85 each. - Drapery Department - Special Sale of ll..ace Curtains EXCEPTIONAL VALUES 565 Pairs of Lace Curtains taken from our regular stock and marked to close out in three lots as follows: ; . LOT 1. ’ LOT 2. Lor3 - : 163 prs. Hemstitched Voile ~ 273'prs. Voile Curtains 199 o Duchess, Cluny it Extra Special Value in Carpets Plain Colors and Figured Carpets of $2.85 and $3.25 qualities. $2.45 Per Yard -» : : | § An unusual opportunity for hotels, offices, churches and store dis- % b -+ play rooms. . f . e aeea A Automobile Supplies 3% Bring us your old carpet for pattern and we'll duplicate it on short 3% notice. and Marquisette Curtains; with cluny edge. Renais- 2 5 = 3§ inch wile Carpet o lew as §LI0 ger y3nd. ‘novelty net and drawn work. - sance, Irish Point and Nov- Insertion and Marie Antoin- LEUM for running boards. Blue, Green, Tan, Drab and Gray Frlofgl& per s:':nre yard up. We'll cut what you need. RUBBER MATTING—Red, White or Gray. RUNNING BOARD MATS. Yoile, with -corner motif. elty Braid Curtains. Regu- ette Curtains. - Regularly up Regularly to $6.25—$2.50 pr. larly up to $10.00—$4.75 pr. to $16.00—$7.50 pr. - B One and two pair lots of all style Curtams marked to close out at half price. 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